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What are the pros and cons of using a visa agent for a Non-O Marriage Visa in Thailand?
Non-O Marriage VisaVisa agentsThai immigrationVisa filingJomtienVisa application processLiving in ThailandExpat advice
Mar 1, 2023
3 years ago
David *****
ORIGINAL POSTERHello. I am going to be moving to Thailand this year and getting a Non-O Marriage Visa. I am planning on using a Visa agent for my initial filing. I've heard good things about Farang Thai Visa and Mots. Anyone have a preference? I would do myself but I will be filling in Jomtien and I've heard they can be problematic...
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around the process of obtaining a Non-O Marriage Visa for living in Thailand. The original poster considers using a visa agency, mentioning options like Farang Thai Visa and Mots, but expresses concerns about filing in Jomtien due to potential complications. Comments vary, with some users advocating for self-filing due to helpful immigration staff and cost savings, while others recommend certain agents for assistance. Additionally, users provide guidance on requirements and costs related to obtaining the visa.
NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
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@Graham *****
What's the price of Visa PleasePaul ********
@Graham *****
ThanksGraham ******
@Paul *******
5000B (and 1800B to enter Laos)Reply to
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Richard *********
do it urself, if you have the 400,000 and ur legally married ur paying an agent to only hold your hand
Oleg ***********
@Richard ********
also need to have money in 60 days. And file documents 30 days before stamp/visa run out. With little help, it’s not needed…David *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Richard ********
for the first time, I don't mind a little hand holdingReply to
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Martyn ***********
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is the best around.... Contact.. @Luckchanok *********
Graham ******
Go to the Sanannakhet Consulate and get the one year multi-entry without any financial requirement
Oleg ***********
@Riny ***********
and you need to go out with this visa every 3 minthsGraham ******
@Riny ***********
Yes, done it the end of January so 100% sureRiny ************
@Graham *****
are you sure about that? No financial requirement?Reply to
Riny ************
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Mai ********
We did all without a visa agency,the immigration is super helpful.
No need + save money!
That’s in Chiangmai that is.
No need + save money!
That’s in Chiangmai that is.
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